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- 10 January 2025
An area on the Earth's surface that has not otherwise been captured as a Building Part, Structure Point, or Water Point feature and is too small to capture as a Land feature, for example, a...
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- Last updated:
- 10 January 2025
In the OS NGD Boundaries Collection, the mean high water (springs) mark is shown to the normal tidal limit (NTL). Areas of salt marsh, mudflats and so on often have extremely complicated tide...
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- 10 January 2025
The ferry and road network elements are linked together through a Ferry Terminal feature. A Ferry Terminal is a logical connection between the two networks and therefore there is no geometry...
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- 10 January 2025
Buildings that consist of multiple adjoining building parts. When contained in a Land Use Site, adjoining building parts will be represented by a single feature. The latest data schema...
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- 10 January 2025
The Road and Path Networks are not topologically structured together. Connecting Links have been introduced to enable a connection between the Road Network and the Path Network without splitting...
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- 10 January 2025
A Ferry Link is a linear spatial object which represents the connectivity of a vehicular ferry route across a body of water. A Ferry Link will only be captured where both terminals are located...
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- 10 January 2025
A settlement, locality, geographical feature, or area of water that has a name, represented as a point.
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- 10 January 2025
The Scottish Parliament electoral region is a grouping of Scottish Parliament constituencies. The Welsh Parliament electoral region is a grouping of Welsh Parliament constituencies.
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- 10 January 2025
A network representation of the general alignment and connectivity of permanent water, including rivers, lakes, and canals.
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- 10 January 2025
The location where a connected area of permanent water ends, where an area of permanent water is connected to two or more other areas of permanent water, or where a recorded attribute changes for...
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- 10 January 2025
A Railway Link is a linear feature that defines the geometry and connectivity of the Rail Network between two points in the network.
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- 10 January 2025
With the introduction of the regional government for London (referred to as the Greater London Authority or GLA by OS NGD documentation), the proportional representation voting area for this new...
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- 10 January 2025
A named intersection between roads at a junction or roundabout. The intersection may be numbered, have an offici...
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- 10 January 2025
The Built Address Feature Type represents local authority addresses that are currently built and live and can typically receive mail, deliveries, or services. For example, homes, shops, schools and...
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- 10 January 2025
Highway dedication provides an indication of the type of Highway user who has access to that particular section of the Highway.
Against every section of geometry supplied by the local highway...
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- 10 January 2025
A feature which has a closed (area) geometry and provides information about whether the road is maintained at public expense by a national or local highway authority, a road authority or is...
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- Ordnance Survey
- Last updated:
- 10 January 2025
Polygon feature which encompasses one or more components and represents a manmade construction that has been built for a specific purpose. Examples include a bridge, a dam, and an aqueduct.
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- Last updated:
- 10 January 2025
England, Scotland and Wales are divided into parliamentary constituencies for voting purposes to elect members (MPs) to the Westminster Parliament. Parliamentary constituencies are made up of...
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- 10 January 2025
Scotland is divided into parliamentary constituencies for voting purposes to elect Members of the Scottish Parliament (MSPs). Wales is divided into parliamentary constituencies for voting purposes...
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- Last updated:
- 10 January 2025
Feature which has a point geometry and represents the locations where pedestrians and / or vehicles can enter or exit a site.
